London's Pulse: Medical Officer of Health reports 1848-1972

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Poplar 1912

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Poplar, Metropolitan Borough]

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The following figures are the deaths rates per 1000 living for the past 28 years (see page 2):—

Poplar.Bromley.Bow.Borough of PoplarCounty of London
188522.020.120.4
188621.715.620.6
188720.617.0 .20.3
188821.518.9 .19.3
188920.418.0 .18.4
189027.415.9 .21.4
189121.822.621.021.5
189223.821.322.120.7
189322.723.423.621.3
189419.419.218.717.8
189524.722.720.019.9
189621.620.320.418.6
189721.119.721.918.2
189821.421.124.918.3
189923.222.623.919.8
190023.720.522.818.8
190120.619.519.419.917.6
190221.218.918.519.917.7
190318.718.716.418.115.7
190418.718.817.918.616.6
190518.018.116.217.615.6
190617.818.016.417.515.1
190717.0317.5115.8016.8414.6
190816.5716.1116.2616.3113.8
190916.5716.7915.6016.4114.0
191016.0715.4813.9315.2912.7
191119.0119.0118.7718.9515.0
191217.1416.2715.6116.4113.6

It should be borne in mind that, in studying death rates, comparison
should be made with those of districts the inhabitants of which exist under
similar conditions. See Table XVIII., page 66, East Districts.
The following are death rates per 1000 living from the seven principal
zymotic diseases and respiratory diseases, and proportion of deaths to
1,000 deaths from all causes. See Table XXI., page 68.